Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has revealed the inspiration behind her latest song, ‘Espresso.’ Speaking to Apple Music, Carpenter explained that she wrote the song in France and was aiming to create a fun and humorous track to perform live. It was important to her that the song would showcase her personality and sense of humour, particularly to new listeners who may not be familiar with her music.
The lyrics to ‘Espresso’ detail the feeling of being addicted to a person in a relationship and the confidence boost that comes with it. Carpenter described it as a “full circle,” using caffeine addiction as a metaphor for the feeling. The song has been hailed as empowering and encourages listeners to embrace their femininity as a superpower.
Additionally, Carpenter has been reimagining the outro to her track ‘Nonsense’ during her live performances, incorporating creative nods to the cities she’s performing in and even referencing her partner Barry Keoghan during her Coachella set. Carpenter’s recent successes include her latest album ‘Emails I Can’t Send’ and touring with Taylor Swift as the support act for her ‘Eras’ tour.
Overall, ‘Espresso’ has been praised for its catchy tune and empowering message. It’s clear that Carpenter has put a lot of thought into her music and how it will be received by her audience
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